Bluetooth pairing
why can't I pair two iPhones via bluetooth though i paired them via airdrop
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why can't I pair two iPhones via bluetooth though i paired them via airdrop
I mean that bluetooth pairing one iPhone to another is not and never has been supported.
Again, what are you trying to accomplish?
Bluetooth pairing should not be required. All you have to do is be signed in with the same iCloud account on both devices for things like continuity and handoff to work. Transferring photos and documents can be done with Airdrop. "Pairing" is not required to do this.
I mean that bluetooth pairing one iPhone to another is not and never has been supported.
Again, what are you trying to accomplish?
Bluetooth pairing should not be required. All you have to do is be signed in with the same iCloud account on both devices for things like continuity and handoff to work. Transferring photos and documents can be done with Airdrop. "Pairing" is not required to do this.
I already use Airdrop, and I don't need to use Bluetooth, but the topic caught my eye and I wanted to know what was there. But the message appears on both devices, so how do I know which of them is not supported?! I have never used bluetooth between devices before
Ashrafnorelden73 wrote:
But the message appears on both devices, so how do I know which of them is not supported?! I have never used bluetooth between devices before
Both of them. You can not pair an iOS device with another iOS device or with a computer.
Because that's not supported. It never has been. It shouldn't be necessary.
What are you trying to accomplish?
Do you mean that the bluetooth in both devices is not supported by Apple?!!
Bluetooth pairing